These iconic properties are universally known as: Single Trophy Assets.
They share common distinctive features, such as highly visible locations and the historical period of their initial construction. Additionally, they exhibit construction and engineering complexities due to a succession of improvements carried out over an extended timeframe, often spanning up to a hundred years.
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On behalf of leading investors, Bilma has carried out the environmental and technical Due Diligence of highly valuable properties located in the historic centers of our main cities.
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Often, the installation of new materials and building systems has resulted in the overlap with existing systems and installations.
Among the buildings analyzed are those located in Milan: Piazza Cordusio and Piazza Cavour; Rome: via Bocca di Leone; Venice: Grand Canal; Florence: via de’ Cerretani.
